24 OCTOBER 2017 ArcAd A News By Mallory Gleich It’s Friday night. You’re finally off work and ready to start your weekend with something fun. Here is a list of adult- friendly activities to keep you entertained all weekend! IFLY INDOOR SKYDIVING 9206 E. Talking Stick Way, 85250 Have you ever wanted to try skydiving, but jumping out of a plane just isn’t your thing? That’s okay, because Arizona has Ifly, an indoor skydiving experience. Through the science of wind tunnels, you can learn how to fly without having to leave the building. Before you fly, trained instructors will show you the proper techniques and give you the gear you need for an awesome experience. Two flights for one person is $69.95, but there are other packages available if you’re ready to fly more! For more: iflyworld.com AZ ON THE ROCKS INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING 16447 N. 91st St., Suite 105, 85260 Time to test your strength and climbing abilities. AZ on the Rocks is 14,000 square- feet of rock climbing terrain where you can climb to your heart’s desire – all the way to the top and back again. First timers must do an orientation to learn how to climb safely, and then it’s off to the rocks. If you want to stay on the ground, AZ on the Rocks also offers yoga classes and ninja training (where some of the people from “American Ninja Warrior” train!). Day passes are $25 with gear and $19 without. For more: azontherocks.com OCTANE RACEWAY INDOOR GO-KARTS 9119 E. Talking Stick Way, 85250 If you have a need for speed, this place is just right for you. Octane Raceway offers a 1/3 mile indoor and outdoor racing track! Once you’ve registered, grab your gear and head to the track. Races are 14 laps for adults. Once you’re done racing, you can immerse yourself in one of their interactive games, such as Zombie Survival, or Singularity, where you explore a secret military research center. In order to race, you must purchase an annual racing pass, which is $7 and includes all your gear for racing. The most popular package is 3 races for $50. For more: octaneraceway.com ESCAPE THE ROOM AZ INTERACTIVE GAME 7017 E. Main St., 85251 Immerse yourself in a totally different life at Arizona’s Escape the Room experience. Once you’ve found your team, you’ll head into one of six different rooms, such as “The Apartment,” “The Submarine,” or “The Western Bank Heist.” From there, you must search for and use clues and find hidden objects to figure out how to get out of the room! You have an hour, so you and your team must work quickly. Tickets are $28-$30 depending on which room you choose. For more: escapetheroomaz.com SWEET BASIL COOKING CLASSES 10749 N. Scottsdale Road, #101 85260 It’s never too late to learn how to cook! Sweet Basil Cooking School has started its fall season, and there are cooking classes available almost every day! Each class will provide a refreshment, apron and class recipes. You’ll have all your ingredients handy as well as a teacher who will show you how to whip up a meal in no time. Examples of classes are: The French Baker, Mediterranean Mystique, Thai it On, Oktoberfest, and Noodles of the World. Classes range in price but most are around $60. For more: sweetbasilgourmet.com THE BRUSH BAR PAINTING STUDIO 4165 N. Craftsman Ct., 85251 No need to have the skill of Van Gogh to attend this painting class! The Brush Bar allows you to choose which painting you want to create depending on the day and the classes held, and then all you have to do is show up. There are instructors at each class to help you paint your picture, as well as all materials included. Plus, your first glass of wine/beer is on the house. You can also bring your own alcohol or drinks in case one glass isn’t enough. Then, create your masterpiece! Classes start at $25, but prices range depending on the class. For more: thebrushbar.com Beat the boredom: activities for adults Octane Raceway Indoor Go-Karts AZ on the Rocks Indoor Rock Climbing We go the extra... inch Locally Craaed, Customized by You www.pacificfurniture.com 68th St. and Thomas • m-f 9-5 • consumer direct / courtesy to the trade Open Sat. Oct. 14

For more information and to view videos from previous Fairs, visit azchildrensbusinessfair.org Join families, friends and neighbors and see just how talented our young entrepreneurs are as they unveil their business ideas and present products and services from their customized booths. K-8 students from Acton Academy Phoenix, Hopi Elementary School, Archway Veritas and Veritas Prep Academy will compete for “Best in Class” in various categories. Music, games and food & drink will also be available so why not join your neighbors and celebrate Veterans Day at this FREE Arcadia event. Special thanks to Camelback Society for serving our neighborhood and arranging the Arcadia Children’s Business Fair. And say Hello to the Entrepreneurial Judges This year’s judging panel represents some of the best of local businesses and community leaders – as well as your neighbors - and include: • Steve Schnall, Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation • Aaron & Sarah Klusman, AK Holdings • Sam & Emily Fox, Fox Restaurant Concepts • Amanda Belinger, Busy Bees Babysitting • Craig & Kris DeMarco, Upward Projects/Postino • Ryan & Caitlyn Jocque, Original Chop Shop • April Warnecke, AZ Family 3-TV & Mark McClune, CBS-5 • Sal DiCiccio, City of Phoenix Councilman –District 6 • Rhonda Hoffman, Neighborhood Initiatives Water • Robert & Julie Schiller, Zoyo Neighborhood Yogurt • Robert & Amy Joffe, The Joffe Group • Andrew & Alicia Collins, New Learning Ventures • Steve & Ann Wheeler, HonorHealth • Cody & Erica Knight, The Knight Agency • Scott & Amy Donnell, Apex Fun Run Saturday, November 11th, 2017 • 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Arcadia Park – 56th St. & Indian School K-8 students take to the ‘Hero’s Journey’ as they test their creativity and business potential Photos by: Eric Krauss.